Love this Quote… Tuesday, May 22 2012 

Buyers' Remorse and Comarade Obama and Conservatism and Libertarianism and Obama and Politics and Quote of the Day and Republicans and SCOAMF and Truth , , , , , 1IDVET 07:47

This comes from Rep. Allen West:

During the question and answer portion of President Obama’s NATO summit press conference today he made an interesting statement. He alluded to the fact that the Presidential election will be about who will ensure success for Americans from top to bottom, that everyone has a fair shot. It is clear that Obama is redefining the words of Thomas Jefferson who articulated that our unalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness come from our Creator, not man, nor government. Benjamin Franklin stated that it is the pursuit of happiness and it is incumbent upon the American individual to make that chase and catch it. America is about individual sovereignty to pursue their happiness. It is not about government driven collective subjugation in an attempt to guarantee happiness. Sorry President Obama, we will not allow you to redefine America, nor the American Dream!

 

Video - Allen West "I do not regret, nor will I apologize for comments" Here's why. Thursday, Apr 19 2012 

Congress and Conservatism and Media and Media Bias and Politics and Republicans and Truth and Video , , , , 1IDVET 13:53

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Alan West absolutely kills these idiots in the media. I love this guy!

 

Call to Duty… Friday, Mar 30 2012 

Buyers' Remorse and Comarade Obama and Conservatism and Democrats and Government and Libertarianism and Neo-Marxists and Obama and Politics and Republicans and SCOAMF and Socialism , , , , , , , 1IDVET 06:31

Time to get out there and do your duty. Yes, duty.

“Duty then is the sublimest word in the English language. You should do your duty in all things. You can never do more, you should never wish to do less.” – Robert E. Lee

Make the left know you’re on to them and you aren’t going to sit idly by and take their bullshit anymore. We are still the majority, we just have to get out there and prove it. Vote. Even if you don’t like the SOB the GOP puts out there, he is way better than the current occupier in the White House, a.k.a. SCOAMF.

The Tea Party Call to Duty

By Sally Zelikovsky

At the time of America’s founding, the notion of civic duty was commonplace. Our entire system was predicated on the idea that citizens would take an active role in the governance of their towns, states, and country. Little was asked of Americans other than self-governance, jury duty, fighting wars when necessary, protecting the homeland, and living by the rule of law. In time, Americans were additionally “asked” to forfeit a portion of the fruits of their labor to foot the bills the government would incur.

Over the years, we have handed off most of our self-governing and civic duties to others. As the Founders anticipated, we elect town council members and state and federal legislators to “represent” us. But all too often, we leave the voting booth, brush our hands together, and go back to our normal lives thinking we are done…until the next election. In the meantime, we relinquish considerable power and control over our lives to the very people who are supposed to be working for us.

We have so completely shirked our personal and civic responsibilities that we have inadvertently created a class of professional politicians. With the economic and personal stakes being so high for these professional politicians, the legislation they enact is often compromised, and their re-election campaigns are motivated more by what’s good for the incumbent than by what’s good for the People.

via Articles: The Tea Party Call to Duty.

 

Which Future Will We Choose? Tuesday, Mar 20 2012 

Buyers' Remorse and Comarade Obama and Congress and Conservatism and Economics and Obama and Politics and Republicans and SCOAMF and Truth , , , , , , 1IDVET 10:10

Paul Ryan once again, all over it.
The Democrat Senate has not proposed a budget in THREE YEARS! Where’s the outrage? That’s their fucking job.

Under Obama, we will go bankrupt.

Liberal douche bags screaming raaaaacism in 3, 2, 1…

 

Michelle Malkin Rips Them Up… Sunday, Mar 4 2012 

Comarade Obama and Conservatism and Hollywood and Media and Media Bias and Politics and Republicans and SCOAMF and Truth , , , , 1IDVET 11:11

Michelle Malkin goes after the douche-bags on the left.

Most excellent.

H/T Kickin’ and Screamin’:

 

All of the Above… Saturday, Mar 3 2012 

Buyers' Remorse and Comarade Obama and Congress and Conservatism and Economics and Global Warming Scam and Obama and Politics and Republicans and SCOAMF and Truth , , , , , , , , 1IDVET 08:43

All of the above. ‘Nuf said...

Via Hot Air:

All of the above energy. The GOP response

This weekend, the chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, Doc Hastings (R-WA) provided the weekly Republican address to the nation. The topic, lest we forget about one of the most pressing issues of the day, is the real “all of the above” energy policy America needs. (Significantly different from what Barack Obama is delivering thus far.) Below is the video and transcript of the remarks. Not only should you listen, but we should make sure that both the President and the rest of Congress tunes in.

via All of the above energy. The GOP response « Hot Air.

 

The Ideas of Liberty… Wednesday, Feb 29 2012 

Conservatism and History and Libertarianism and Media and Politics , , , , , 1IDVET 12:09

Interesting free online home study course offered by Cato institute.
Check it out if you’re interested in stimulating your ideas in liberty.

Enjoy.

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Female Military Pioneer Running for Congress… Thursday, Feb 23 2012 

Congress and Conservatism and Military and Politics and Veterans , , , 1IDVET 08:29

She’s running for Gabriel Giffords’ seat. I hope she gets it. Arizona needs a good conservative and they’d get a military pioneer in the process. She’s pro-Second Amendment, wants to secure the border, reduce the debt, believes in states’ rights, and places a high priority on national defense.

Female Military Pioneer Running for Congress
By Elise Cooper

Colonel Martha McSally, a Republican candidate running for Gabby Giffords’ former congressional seat, has an interesting and highly decorated past. In January 1995, she became the first woman in U.S. history to fly a combat aircraft into enemy territory when she flew her initial mission into Iraq to help enforce the United Nations’ “no-fly zone.” She was part of the team that helped plan and execute the U.S. air operations over Afghanistan shortly after 9/11.

In July 2004, McSally took command of the 354th Fighter Squadron, becoming the first woman in U.S. history to command a combat aviation unit. While defending her country she has received numerous honors, including being recognized by the University of Arizona and “Women Who Lead,” in addition to receiving the Tucson YWCA Women on the Move Award and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Center on Women in Policing. American Thinker interviewed her about her fascinating career and why she decided to run for the seat previously held by Congresswoman Giffords.

Her no-nonsense attitude came across loud and clear while she described her uphill battle with the Pentagon. In 1995, McSally became aware of the U.S. military policy requiring U.S. servicewomen stationed in Saudi Arabia to wear the Muslim garment called an abaya, a black head-to-toe robe that signifies women’s subordination to men. They had to wear it over their uniform while on duty as well as off duty. In 2000, it became personal when McSally was deployed to Saudi Arabia and was told that either she must submit to it or be charged with insubordination.

via Articles: Female Military Pioneer Running for Congress.

 

Excellent Quote… Sunday, Jul 17 2011 

Conservatism and Libertarianism and Politics and Quote of the Day and Truth , , 1IDVET 07:29

Stole this from Hot Air:

GQ: Your new movie is called Friends with Benefits. Ever been in one of those relationships?

Mila Kunis: Oy. I haven’t, but I can give you my stance on it: It’s like communism—good in theory, in execution it fails.

Friends of mine have done it, and it never ends well. Why do people put themselves through that torture?

 

Go read the rest…

 

Gingrich is Done, Done Done… Tuesday, May 17 2011 

Axis of Idiots and Conservatism and Politics and Republicans and RINO and Stupid People and WTF Files , , 1IDVET 11:46

That stupid shit heal just blew any chance he had at winning the primary for the GOP. What a fucking loud mouthed moron. I never did really like this asshole. I always figured him for a squishy conservative. He’s a RINO through and through.

I hope he enjoyed his short lived campaign.

Rot in hell Newt.

Krauthammer on Gingrich: This is a capital offense against the 11th Commandment

by Allahpundit

Via Fox News Insider, I’m posting this mainly to give the Palin, O’Donnell, and Rush fans in the comments a chance to say “look who’s talking.”

How much longer can the beatings of Gingrich go on? Judging from this, at least another couple of days, I’d guess:

Republicans say they were largely blindsided by the comment, which came on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday. But some in Congress said they’ve heard Gingrich say this before. Campbell, a staunch conservative, said that the Georgian told a group of Republicans in a closed meeting earlier this year that they shouldn’t “be messing with entitlements.”…

“I’m not inclined to support somebody that makes our jobs harder rather than easier, personally,” said Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.), a member of the Budget Committee and former Republican National Committee chief of staff who considers Gingrich a serious candidate. “I don’t know what other people think.”…

Also, there’s this from Ace:

Gingrich Heckled: “Get Out Now Before You Make A Bigger Fool Of Yourself”

by Ace

I’m not a fan of heckling, so I say this without endorsing it: That’s an effective heckle. If you want to hurt someone, hit them where they hurt.

Apparently the guy didn’t even plan a big heckling incident. He just did it.

 Gingrich, visibly stunned, quickly moved forward to talk with other guests.

Fuhrman told The Register afterward that he just happened to be at the hotel. He said he’s upset with Gingrich’s disagreements with parts of the House Republican Medicare reform plan.

Fuhrman said he’s a solid Republican but that Ginrich “is a jerk.”

“I’m a strong Republican but he’s an embarrassment to our party,” Fuhrman said.

Newt Stumbles Out of the Gate

by Doug Powers

Newt Gingrich was on Meet the Press this morning in his first Sunday show appearance since announcing his intention to… challenge President Obama for the Democrat nomination, apparently.

Andrew Stiles at NRO has the details:

Newt Gingrich’s appearance on “Meet the Press” today could leave some wondering which party’s nomination he is running for. The former speaker had some harsh words for Paul Ryan’s (and by extension, nearly every House Republican’s) plan to reform Medicare, calling it “radical.”

“I don’t think right-wing social engineering is any more desirable than left-wing social engineering,” he said when asked about Ryan’s plan to transition to a “premium support” model for Medicare. “I don’t think imposing radical change from the right or the left is a very good way for a free society to operate.”

As far as an alternative, Gingrich trotted out the same appeal employed by Obama/Reid/Pelosi — for a “national conversation” on how to “improve” Medicare, and promised to eliminate ‘waste, fraud and abuse,’ etc.

 

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